The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The county court Craftsmanship cam
paign is quiet, but deep and earnest.
l Only four marriages today among
prominent people. Very good for one day.
j. n. Smith ct ux. have filed in the
circuit court suit for $4,000 damages
against the East End Street Railway com
pany.
-"Erminic" at the theater again to-
night but on tomorrow night "Nanon'
will be given by the Carleton opera COM
pany people.
In the police court yesterday morning
Henry Green, the negro who cut Officer
Dallas Lee, was fined 800 and bound over
TO the criminal court.
The roof of the one story frame build
ing at Tennessee and Huling streets was
slightly damaged 10y fire yesterday after
noon. The house is owned by Bob Church.
Tho first of series of informal dances
by the Amateur athletic association, TO
extend through the present social season,
will be given on Tuesday evening, the 22d
instant
Anything sensational today?' is a
query fired M reporters daily by newspaper
readers. They have grown so accustomed
to such things that for day TO pass with
out one or more causes them to believe
the millennium is at hand.
Louis langston has complained that
he was robbed yesterday of $40 and silver
watch at the house OF Charlie Patterson,
rorncr of Front and Exchange streets. He
desires TO sue the proprietor mentioned for
the value of the articles stolen.
--Rosina Boyd, little colored girl, was
surprised by Officer Reilly yesterday after
noon while in the act OF filling sacks with
rotton spread out TO dry on the vacant
lot on the corner of Fourth and jefferson
streets. Petit larceny will cover the case.
President lladdcn's "sub" on the
police court bench is fast learning the
tricks Of the trade. lie sailed offenders
yesterday to the enlivcning tune of Sl95.
lie may look Tor another visit from the
Tycoon at an early day for congratulations.
There will be gospel services in the
rooms OF the'Young Mems Christian asso-
ration, for men only, tonight at 1880
o'clock. Subject: Guarding the Center
md outposts" Leader, Robert Il. Sims.
A pleasant service Of one hours duration
Come.
The following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday: Robert Willis and Miss
l.
Eliza Orr, Charles llildreth and Mrs. Mary
Taylor John Moore and Miss Peggic John
son, Thomas +. Burke and Miss Lizzie NJ
Carmichael.
Between 1000 and 5000 people tray
rlcd over the dummy lines Sunday. The
sardine process OF slowing passengers
should be discontinued by the managers,
or some one is liable to be crushed and
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might be trouble.
Any information leading 10 the where
abouts Of Edward Albert Mansell, who,
when last heard from was resdingin Mem
pbis, will be- thankfully received 10y Chief
Of Police Davis, who is making inquiries
ON behalf Of the missing mans sister, Mrs.
Clara DunwOrth, Il resident Of London,
England.
Handlers Of cotton are now cudgeling
their brains 10 devise some method of pre-
venting its destruction by fire. DIR. Por-
ter suggests smaller sheds, divided into
small compartments, and left uncovered,
30 as to gather in little Of the moisture
in the atmosphere after night, rs his idea
Of solution.
Deputy Sheriff Fleetwood is said 10 be
under the ban OF the people in and around
his bailiwick, for exposing Mr. Bond s
suspected attempt Ia fix the jury in the
Cotlman case. lie has written a card ON
the subject. which appears elsewhere, and
Is respectfully referred TO the Brownsville
friends Of Mr.. Goldman.
Information is wanted rs 10 what com.
pany Mr.. X. &. Mitchell was member Ol
during the Mexican war. lie enlisted IN
the company with Gen. Bedford Forrest
nj Memphis, The widow Of +. T.. Fast.
ham, who resides at Bcnjcstown, would
also be- pleased TO learn something Of hcT
husbands Mexican war record, whether
he served with Tennessee or Alabama
regiment. lie was a member Of Company
4. Capt. r. u. Read, No. 20 johnson
avenue, will thankfully receive any loct'
bearing ON either OF the foregoing cases.